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TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT

NOTIFICATION

Shimla-02, the 30th March, 2021

No. TPT-F (6)-2/96-5.—Whereas a reciprocal Agreement between the State of Himachal

Pradesh and Punjab had been entered on 28-08-2019 under sub- section 5 of the section 88 of the

Motor Vehicle Act, 1988 (No. 59 of 1988) for plying stage carriage services into the territory of

each State.

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And whereas, as per the requirement of sub-section 5 of Section 88 of the Motor Vehicle

Act, 1988, notice was issued to invite objections/suggestions from affected persons through

notification of even No. dated 23-10-2019 followed by corrigendum dated 31-10-2019, within 30

days from the date of publication of this notice in the official gazette of Himachal Pradesh which

was published in the Official Gazette of Himachal Pradesh on 26-10-2019.

And whereas, the objections/ suggestions received in this behalf have been duly considered.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (6) of Section-88 of the

Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, the Governor Himachal Pradesh is pleased to publish the Reciprocal

Transport Agreement between the State of Himachal Pradesh and Punjab in the Official Gazette of

Himachal Pradesh (Annexure-A), with the directions to State Transport Authority and Regional

Transport Authorities in Himachal Pradesh to give effect to the provisions of this Agreement.

By order,

KAMLESH KUMAR PANT, IAS

Principal Secretary (Transport).

___________

ANNEXURE - “A”

Reciprocal Transport Agreement between the Government of Himachal Pradesh and

Government of Punjab

TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT

NOTIFICATION

the 23rd March, 2021

No. ……………..In exercise of the powers conferred by sub Section (5) of section 88 of the

Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, Draft of the proposal of Reciprocal Transport Agreement between

Himachal Pradesh and Punjab was published vide Government of Himachal Pradesh, Department

of Transport Notification No. TPT-F(6)-2/96-5 dated 23rd October, 2019 and 31st October, 2019

for inviting objections and suggessions thereon.

And whereas the objections/suggessions received in response to the proposal have been

considered by the Government of Himachal Pradesh.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub section (6) of Section 88 of

Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, the Governor of Himachal Pradesh is pleased to publish the Reciprocal

Transport Agreement between Himachal Pradesh and Punjab, namely:—

Reciprocal Transport Agreement between the Governments of Himachal Pradesh and

Government of Punjab

THIS AGREEMENT is made on this 23rd day of March 2021 between the Governor of

Himachal Pradesh (hereinafter referred to as the 'Government of Himachal, which expression shall

include his successor in office) through the Principal Secretary to 'Government of Himachal

Pradesh, Department of Transport of the one part and the Governor of Punjab (hereinafter referred

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to as the 'Government of Punjab’ which expression shall include his successor in office) through

the Secretary to Government of Punjab, Department of Transport of the second part.

WHEREAS, in view of the rapid economic development of the country, it is expedient to

encourage the long distance inter-State transport of the passengers and goods between the States of

Himachal Pradesh and Punjab and also to regulate, co-ordinate and control their operation, it is

necessary to make a reciprocal agreement between the two reciprocating States.

AND WHEREAS the parties hereto agree that in supersession of all the previous

agreements on the subject entered into between them, an agreement on the terms and conditions set

out hereinafter may be made between them:

NOW THIS DEED WITNESSES and the parties hereby mutually agree as under:—

1.

This agreement shall come into force on and from the date of its final publication in the

Officical Gazette of the respective States.

2.

Goods Carriage Permits:—

(i) Goods Carriage (Non-Temporary Permits).—The permits for goods carriage without

restriction on their number belonging to each State shall be countersigned by the Transport

Authority of the other State on the recommendation of the State Transport Authority or Regional

Transport Authority concerned on single point tax basis. However, the permits countersigned prior

to this agreement shall be valid till their validity.

(ii) Goods Carriage (Temporary Permits).—Temporary Permits valid for a period not

exceeding thirty days may be issued by the Transport Authorities of either State without the prior

concurrence of the Transport Authorities of the either State and also without restriction on their

number. The vehicles covered by these permits will not pick up and set down goods between any

two points within the territory of the other State. There will be no restriction on the number of the

trips that may be performed by the vehicles during the currency of the permit.

3.

Contract Carriage Permits:—

(i)

Motor Cab or Maxi cab Tourist Permits (Non- Temporary Permits).—The

motor cab under the contract carriage shall be countersigned asandwhen recommended by the

Transport Authorities of the two States for operation in whole of the reciprocating State, but subject

to the condition that the permit holders of the two States will have to pay the countersignature fee

and such vehicle then be exempted from payment of Token Tax. However, such vehicle will have

to pay the Passenger Tax at the rates prescribed in countersignature State. No intra-State business

shall be carriedout on such permits. The vehicle covered by the above permits will not carry out

business between any two points within the territory of the other State. The permits countersigned

prior to this agreement shall be deemed to be valid to the period of their validity subject to the

provision regarding payment of Tax.

(ii) Contract Carriage Permits (Temporary Permits under section 88(8) of the

Act.—These permits may be issued by the Transport Authority of each State, without prior

concurrence of the Transport Authority of the other State, according to the need of the tourists. The

permit shall contain the detailed programme of the tour, showing the dates of onward and return

journeys, the order in which the various places shall be visited along with and indication of the

appropriate date of the arrival and the departure from each such place. The permit shall also contain

list of passengers travelling in the vehicle.

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4.

Stage Carriage Permits:—

(i)

Reciprocal Agreement with regard to operation of stage carriages of Punjab Roadways,

PUNBUS and Pepsu Road Transport Corporation on inter-State routes between States of Punjab

and Himachal Pradesh shall be according to details contained in Appendix ‘A-I’ and ‘A-II’. The

operation of stage carriages of HRTC – State Transport Undertaking of Himachal Pradesh shall be

according to the details contained in Appendix 'A-III'.

(ii) The number of trips allocated for each State on each inter-State route shall be fixed as

far as possible according to the length of route falling in each State. A trip for purpose of this

agreement shall mean single trip daily. The routes mentioned in Appendix A-I, A-II and A-III

shall always mean the shortest direct route connecting the two terminals lying in the two States

through the places mentioned therein. Any discrepancy discovered later in the name or length of

route shown in the said Annexure shall promptly be corrected through correspondence between the

reciprocating States and shall not be treated as any modification of the agreement.

(iii) The timetable for stage carriages for private permit holders shall be fixed by the

permit issuing authorities of the two States and the time table for stage carriages of State Transport

Undertakings shall be fixed by the State Transport Undertakings concerned, after mutual

consultations with the approval of Secretary, Regional Transport Authorities concerned.

The operational staff of State Transport Undertaking of each State shall follow the time

table and allow the facility of counters at the bus stands or stops as approved by the respective

competent authorities of each State.

(iv) Passenger fares shall be charged according to the rates fixed by the respective States

for the portion lying in the State.

(v) The stage carriage permits of both the States falling under reciprocal agreement shall

be countersigned on the single point taxation basis that means every such permit holder shall have

to pay only Motor Vehicle Tax or Special Road Tax etc., as the case may be.

(vi) If for any reason, it has not been possible to grant regular stage carriage permits due to

pending finalization of the Transport Scheme as per sections 99 and 100 of the Act and to decide an

application for the renewal of the permit before its expiry, the home State may issue temporary

permits under Section 87 (1) (d) of the Act for a period upto four months under intimation to the

reciprocating State and such temporary permit subject to proviso set out below, shall require

countersignature of the reciprocating State, and the motor vehicle will be authorized to ply on

single point taxation basis:

Provided that the application for renewal of countersignature has been submitted to the

reciprocating State within time allowed for submission of renewal application under section 81 (2)

of the Act.

(vii) All the stage carriage permits shall be granted or countersigned as per agreement

entered into between the reciprocating States irrespective of any previous issues or disputes, if any.

(viii) If there is no provision in the scheme, then no permit for stage carriage shall be granted

or countersigned other than that of State Transport Undertakings on nationalized routes or part

thereof by the transport authorities of reciprocating States. The existing routes covered by private

operators of Punjab in the territory of Himachal Pradesh are shown in Appendix A- IV and the

existing routes covered by private operators of Himachal Pradesh in the territory of Punjab are

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shown in Appendix A-V. If through an oversight any stage carriage permit held by the private

operators of both the reciprocating States on any inter-State route falling in each other territory is

left to be included in the Agreement, the same shall be included in the agreement with the mutual

consent of both the States and that shall be deemed to be a part of the agreement.

(ix) The State Transport Undertakings of both the reciprocating States can operate any

inter-State route by any vehicle out of its fleet, owned or hired by concerned State Transport

Undertakings. However, any Bus which is not owned by the State Transport Undertakings shall at

all time carry a certificate in the prescribed proforma issued by the Secretary, State Transport

Authority or Regional Transport Authority concerned verifying the fact that the bus is hired or

leased on long lease basis by the State Transport Undertaking of the concerned State.

(x) New services of stage carriages on the inter-State routes may be added upto 5,000

Kilometers keeping in view the overall public demand by mutual consent in writing with both the

State Transport Commissioner and such stage carriages shall be deemed to be part of the

Agreement. This will also imply that tax on this mileage will be charged as leviable on the mileage

covered under the reciprocal agreement.

(xi) All the previous stage carriage permits, which are countersigned by either State, before

coming into force of this agreement shall remain in force and will become part of Agreement.

(xii) No advertising device, figure or writing shall be exhibited on any stage carriage

vehicle by framing a scheme by mutual agreement.

(xiii) Stage carriage buses shall operate by entering or touching the bus stands falling on the

route as approved by the respective competent authority of respective State.

5.

Private Service Vehicle Permits.—Private service vehicle permits (substantive or

temporary) granted by one Authority shall be countersigned by the State Transport Authority of

other State on the recommendation of permits issuing Authority till the validity of the permit for the

area specified in the permit subject to the condition that the permit holder of the two State will have

to pay the countersignature fee and other taxes at the rates prescribed in the countersignature State

from time to time.

6.

General provisions for temporary permits.—

(i)

Separate list of different types of Temporary Permits (Goods Carriage or Contract

Carriage) issued in each month shall be submitted to the Transport Commissioners of each State by

the respective State.

(ii) The Transport Authority of each State granting such permit shall direct the owner or

driver to pay the taxes at the Tax Collection Centres or Check Posts at border before entering into

the respective State.

(iii) All Temporary Permits, other than those issued under section 87(1)(d) of the Act if

countersigned or allowed, shall be on double point taxation basis which means every such permit

holder shall have to pay both Motor Vehicles Tax or Special Road Tax or Passenger Tax or Goods

tax etc., as the case may be, along with the countersignature fee of the concerned State.

(iv) No vehicle covered by any permit shall be older than fifteen years from the date of its

original registration at the time of submission of application for countersignatures.

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7.

Taxation.—The taxes of reciprocating States in respect of different types of vehicles

operating on various classes of permits shall be payable as per provisions of the relevant Taxation

Act and Rules of the respective States.

8.

Countersignature.—The countersignature shall be granted by the State Transport

Authority or Regional Transport Authority or District Transport Officer of any State, as the case

may be, on the recommendations made by the Transport Authority of the respective State.

9.

Corridor route.—In view of the geographical position of the two States of Punjab and

Himachal Pradesh, some routes may have their originating and terminating points in one State have

to pass through a small portion of the territory of the other State. The motor vehicles of the one

State permitted to ply on such route, have, therefore, to pass through the small enclaves in the other

State to complete the whole journey.

Under the second proviso of Section 88(1) of the Act, it has been provided that where both

the starting point and the terminal point of a route are situated within the same State, but part of

such route lies in any other State and the length of such part does not exceed sixteen kilometers,

the permit shall be valid in other State in respect of that part of the route which is in that other

State, notwithstanding that such permit has not been countersigned by the State Transport Authority

or the Regional Transport Authority, as the case may be, of the respective State.

In view of this specific provision of the law, countersignature of the permits of vehicles,

availing corridor facility shall not be necessary, but such permits, for purpose of taxes shall be

treated at par with permits which are duly countersigned and shall be allowed on single point

taxation basis.

Whenever, the permits are granted by the Transport Authority of reciprocating State to

operate the vehicle on corridor routes of other State, such permits shall be clearly endorsed by the

issuing authority that countersignature of permit is not required under the second proviso to sub-

section (1) of Section 88 of the Act. The Motor Vehicle Tax or Special Road Tax, as the case may

be, shall be recovered by the concerned State for the portion falling in its area as per their Taxation

Act and Rules.

10. General:—

(i)

The reciprocating States shall accord recognition of the tax tokens, drivers and

conductor license, transport vehicle authorization and the certificate of fitness issued under the

relevant rules of each of the two States in respect of vehicles operating on inter-State routes, in

accordance with this agreement.

(ii) This agreement shall be valid till such time as a new agreement is arrived at between

the two States by mutual consent. This agreement can, however, be rescinded by either State after

issue of six months notice.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have signed this agreement on this day

and year first above written.

For and on behalf of the Governor of Punjab

For andon behalf of the Governor of Himachal

Pradesh.

Principal Secretary to Government of

Punjab, Department of Transport.

Principal Secretary to Government of Himachal

Pradesh, Department of Transport.

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Witness:

Witness:

(1)

State

Transport

Commissioner,

Punjab, Chandigarh.

(1) State Transport Commissioner, Himachal

Pradseh, Shimla.

(2)................................

(2)................................

APPENDIX 'A-I'

[See para 4(i)]

Summary of Mileage of each Depot of Punjab Roadways in Himachal Pradesh, both corridor and

Interstate Routes

Sl.

No.

Depot

Existing Mileage in HP

New Mileage to be included

in the agreement

1.

CHANDIGARH

644

—

2.

ROOPNAGAR

3614

3356

3.

LUDHIANA

1356

1050

4.

JALANDHAR-1

0586

0652

5.

JALANDHAR-2

0542

0512

6.

BATALA

0058

0998

7.

FEROZEPUR

0238

0636

8.

MUKTSAR

0058

—

9.

NANGAL

3512

2484

10.

JAGRAON

0494

0426

11.

MOGA

0468

0810

12.

S.B.S. NAGAR

1792

—

13.

PATHANKOT

1687

—

14.

HOSHIARPUR

2386

0742

15.

AMRITSAR-1

1088

2150

16.

AMRITSAR-2

1240

1360

17.

TARN TARAN

0242

0692

18.

PATTI

0012

0904

TOTAL

20017

16772.0

Existing Mileage:

20017.0 Km

New Mileage:

16772.0 Km

Total Mileage:

36789.0 Km

Existing Mileage of Punjab Roadways Depots in Himachal Pradesh

1.

CHANDIGARGH

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single Km in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total Km in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Chd—Shimla

3

90

540

2.

Chd—Katra Via Hoshiarpur

1

13

26

3.

Chd—Katra Via Ludhiana

2

13

52

4.

Chd—Pathankot Hoshiarpur –

1

13

26

TOTAL

7

126

644

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2.

ROOPNAGAR

Sl.

No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single Km in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total Km in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Ropar-Nalagarh

1

10

20

2.

Ropar-Nalagarh

1

10

20

3.

Nalagarh- Ropar

2

10

40

4.

Nalagarh- Ropar

2

10

40

5.

Anandpur Sahib-Naina Devi

Via Kolanwala Toba.

1

10

20

6.

Anandpur

Sahib-Guru

Ka

Lahore.

2

5

20

7.

Anandpur Sahib- Kolanwala

Toba.

2

1

2

8.

Ropar-Kalka Via Nalagarh

1

33

66

9.

CHD-SHIMLA

2

90

360

10.

CHD-SHIMLA

1

90

180

11.

Ropar-Pathankot

Via

HOSHIARPUR.

1

13

26

12.

CHD–Dharamshala Via Una

1

139

278

13.

Dharamshala- CHD

1

139

278

14.

CHD - Manali

1

236

472

15.

CHD - Manali

1

236

472

16.

CHD - Manali

2

236

944

17.

CHD -Pathankot

1

13

26

18.

CHD–Rishikesh Via Panta

Sahib.

1

63

126

19.

CHD

-Jammu

Via

HOSHIARPUR.

2

13

52

20.

CHD-Jammu

Via

HOSHIARPUR.

2

13

52

21.

Nalagarh- Sirhind Via Ropar

2

10

40

22.

Nalagarh-

Machiwara

Via

Ropar.

2

10

40

23.

Nalagarh- Khanna Via Ropar.

2

10

40

TOTAL . .

3614

2.

LUDHIANA

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Ludhiana - Shimla

1

90

180

2.

Ludhiana-Jammu-Udampur

1

13

26

3.

Ludhiana-Theen Dam

2

13

52

4.

Ludhiana-Naina Devi

1

10

20

5.

Ludhiana-Chintpurni

2

29

116

6.

Ludhiana-Katra

1

13

26

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7.

Ludhiana-Katra

1

13

26

8.

Ludhiana-Manali

1

236

472

9.

Ludhiana-Manikaran Sahib

1

219

438

TOTAL . .

678

1356

3.

JALANDHAR-1

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Jalandhar to Shimla

1

90

180

2.

Jalandhar to Jawala ji

1

58

116

3.

Jalandhar-Shahtalai

1

80

160

4.

Delhi-Jammu

1

13

26

5.

Jalandhar to Pathankot

2

13

52

6.

Jalandhar to Pathankot

2

13

52

7.

Jalandhar to Pathankot

2

13

26

TOTAL

280

586

3.

JALANDHAR-2

Sl. No

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Jalandhar to Shimla

1

90

180

2.

Jalandhar to Jawala ji

1

58

116

3.

Nakodar to Jawala ji

1

58

116

4.

Sangrur to Jammu

1

13

26

5.

Jalandhar to Pathankot

2

13

52

6.

Jalandhar to Jammu

1

13

26

7.

Jalandhar to Jammu

1

13

26

TOTAL . .

261

542

5.

BATALA

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM

in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Batala-Gurdaspur-

Chintpurni Via- Mukarian

1

29

58

TOTAL . .

29

58

6.

FEROZEPUR

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Fazilka to Chintpurni

1

29

58

2.

Ferozepur to Shimla

1

90

180

TOTAL . .

238

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7.

MUKTSAR

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Muktsar to Chintpurni

2

29

58

TOTAL . .

58

8.

NANGAL

Sl. No

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM

in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Hoshiarpur-Nangal

6

64

384

2.

Hoshiarpur-Nangal

1

64

128

3.

Hoshiarpur-Nangal

4

64

256

4.

Hoshiarpur–Una-Kiratpur

1

94

64

5.

Nangal –Talwara

1

90

136

6.

Nangal–Garshankar-

Jalandhar.

1

98

32

7.

Nangal-Una-Jalandhar

2

109

128

8.

Nangal-Una-Jalandhar

1

109

64

9.

Nangal-Una-Jalandhar

1

109

64

10.

Nangal-Una-Jalandhar

1

109

64

11.

Nangal-Una-Jalandhar

1

109

64

12.

Nangal-Una-Jalandhar

1

109

64

13.

Ludhiana-Una

3

128

120

14.

Chandigarh-Una

1

124

24

15.

Chandigarh-Una

1

124

24

16.

Nangal-Amritsar

3

192

192

17.

Talwara-Chandigarh

1

196

136

18.

Nangal-Jammu

1

280

162

19.

Nangal-M.Pur-HSP

1

65

48

20.

Batala-Una

1

171

40

21.

Nangal-Baijnath

1

188

364

22.

Theen Dam-Talwara

1

111

26

23.

NANGAL-Garshankar-

Ludhiana.

4

111

128

24.

Chandigarh-Una

2

12

48

25.

NANGAL-Shimla

1

90

180

26.

NANGAL-Bhakra

4

9

72

27.

Una-Kalka via Nalagarh

2

40

160

28.

Chandigarh-Dehradoon

1

63

126

29.

NANGAL-Dharmshala

1

139

278

TOTAL . .

3512.0

9.

JAGRAON

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Ludhiana to Shimla

1

90

180

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2.

Raikot-Chandigarh-Paqnta

Sahib.

1

63

126

3.

Jagraon-Kalka via Ludhiana

2

13

52

4.

Jagraon-Chintpurni

1

29

58

5.

Ludhiana- Pathankot

1

13

26

6.

Jagraon- Ludhiana-Jammu

1

13

26

7.

Jagraon-Jammu via Nakodar

1

13

26

TOTAL . .

494

10.

MOGA

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Moga-Dehradun

via

Chandigarh- Paonta Sahib.

1

63

126

2.

Moga- Shimla

1

90

180

3.

Moga- Jammu

1

13

26

4.

Moga- Chintpurni

1

29

58

5.

Moga- Pathankot

2

13

52

6.

Jalandhar- Pathankot

1

13

26

TOTAL . .

468

11.

S.B.S. NAGAR

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Jalandhar to Dalhousie

1

29

58

2.

Ropar -Shimla

1

90

180

3.

Jalandhar-Manali

1

236

472

4.

S.B.S. Nagar-Nangal

2

32

128

5.

Jalandhar-Manikaran

1

219

438

6.

Jalandhar-Paonta Sahib

1

63

126

7.

Chandigarh -Shimla

1

90

180

8.

S.B.S. Nagar-Haripur

1

40

80

9.

Chandigarh -Udampur

1

13

26

10.

S.B.S. Nagar -Udampur

1

13

26

11.

Chandigarh – Pathankot via

Jalandhar.

3

13

78

TOTAL . .

1792

12.

PATHANKOT

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Pathankot to Patiala

2

13

52

2.

Pathankot to Dalhousie

1

29

58

3.

Amritsar to Dalhousie

1

29

58

4.

Pathankot to Chamba

2

71

284

94

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 08 vizSy] 2021@18 pS=] 1943

5.

Pathankot to Bakloh

1

12

24

6.

Pathankot to Jalandhar

12

13

312

7.

Pathankot to Delhi

7

13

182

8.

Delhi to Jammu

1

9

18

9.

Pathankot to Chandigarh via

Hoshiarpur.

13

13

338

10.

Pathankot to Chandigarh via

Jalandhar.

4

13

104

11.

Pathankot to Haridwar

1

13

26

12.

Pathankot to Yamuna Nagar

1/2

13

13

13.

Pathankot to Jammu

1

13

26

14.

Pathankot to Shimla

1

90

180

15.

Pathankot to Tannuhatti

1

6

12

TOTAL

1687

13.

HOSHIARPUR

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Ludhiana to HAMIRPUR

1

86

172

2.

Hoshiarpur to Kullu

1

216

432

3.

Hoshiarpur to Pathankot

1

13

26

4.

Hoshiarpur to Chintpurni

3

29

174

5.

Tanda to Pathankot

3

13

78

6.

Hoshiarpur to Dharmshala

2

100

400

7.

Hoshiarpur to katra

1

13

26

8.

Chandigarh to Shimla

1

90

180

9.

Roopnagar to Shimla

1

90

180

10.

Jalandhar to Dharmshala

1

100

200

11.

Hoshiarpur to Shata1ai

1

80

160

12.

Pathankot to Chandigarh

1

13

26

13.

Hoshiarpur to HAMIRPUR

1

86

172

14.

Jalandhar to Shata1ai

1

80

160

TOTAL . .

2386

14.

AMRITSAR-1

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Amritsar- Paonta Sahib

1

63

126

2.

Amritsar- Chintpurni

1

29

58

3.

Hoshiarpur-Baijnath

1

137

274

4.

Amritsar- Shimla

1

90

180

5.

Amritsar-Hamirpur

1

86

172

6.

Amritsar-Sujanpur

1

110

220

7.

Amritsar- Dalhousie

1

29

58

TOTAL . .

1088

95

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15.

AMRITSAR-2

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Amritsar- Paonta Sahib

1

63

126

2.

Amritsar- Chintpurni

1

29

58

3.

Amritsar-Manikaran

1

219

438

4.

Amritsar- Shimla

1

90

180

5.

Amritsar-Hamirpur

1

86

172

6.

Amritsar-Jawalaji

1

58

116

7.

Amritsar-Dharamshala

1

75

150

TOTAL . .

1240

16.

TARN TARAN

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Tarn Taran-Paonta Sahib

1

63

126.0

2.

Tarn Taran–Jawala Ji

1

58

116.0

TOTAL . .

242.0

17.

PATTI

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Patti-Daulatpur

1

6.0

12.0

TOTAL . .

12.0

Proposal for the inclusion of new routes by Punjab Roadways Depots in Himachal

Pradesh:—

1.

CHANDIGARH

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

NILL

2.

ROOPNAGAR

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Baddi-Ludhiana

Via

Siswan-Kurali- Morinda.

6

04

48

2.

Chd.-Jammu Via Hoshiarpur

2

13

52

3.

Chd.-Shimla.

2

90

360

96

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 08 vizSy] 2021@18 pS=] 1943

4.

Nangal-Una

04

12

96

5

Chd-Baijnath

Via

Amb-

Kangra.

01

188

376

6

Chd.-Shahtalai

01

58

116

7.

Chd-Dehradoon

02

63

252

8.

Chd.-Jwalaji Via Una-Amb

01

80

160

9.

Chd.-Jwalaji Via Una-Amb

01

80

160

10.

Chandigarh-Dharamshala

01

139

278.0

11.

Anandpur Sahib-Nainadevi

06

24

144.0

12.

Chandigarh-Chamba

via

Pathankot.

1

143.0

286.0

13.

Chandigarh-Baijnath

via

Hamirpur.

1

186.0

372.0

14.

Chandigarh-Nangal via Una

2

12.0

48.0

15.

Chandigarh-Manali

via

Bilaspur.

1

236.0

472.0

16.

Ropar-Nalagarh

Extended

upto Baddi, Chandigarh via

Siswan.

4

17.0

136.0

Total . .

3356.0

3.

LUDHIANA

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Ludhiana –Naina Devi/Ext.

Manali Via Kiratpur Sahib.

1

236

472

2.

Ludhiana –Theen Dam/Ext.

Dalhousie Via Dhar.

1

42

84

3.

Ludhiana –Theen Dam/Ext.

Chamba Via Pathankot

1

71

142

4.

Ludhiana-Kalka/ Ext. Simla

Via Chd.

1

90

180

5.

Ludhiana-Dharmshala/New

Via Hoshiarpur, Jawala Ji.

1

78

156

6.

Ludhiana–Pounta

Sahib/New

Via

Ambala

Cantt.

1

8

16

TOTAL . .

1050

4.

JALANDHAR-1

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Jalandhar-Shimla

1

90

180

2.

Jalandhar-Manali

1

236

472

TOTAL . .

652

97

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 08 vizSy] 2021@18 pS=] 1943

5.

JALANDHAR-2

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Jalandhar-Shimla

1

90

180

2.

Jalandhar-Shahtalai

1

80

160

3.

Jalandhar-Hamirpur

Via

Nadoan

1

86

172

TOTAL . .

512

6.

BATALA

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Batala-Jawalaji

1

58

116

2.

Batala-Chintpurni

Via-

Mukerian

3

29

174

3.

Batala-Chintpurni

Via

Hoshiapur

2

29

116

4.

CHD –Shimla Via Jalandhar

Hoshiapur

1

90

180

5.

CHD-Derhadoon Via Poanta

Sahib

1

63

126

6.

Amritsar-Dharmshala

1

75

150

7.

Batala-Talwara-Una-

Anandpur

1

68

136

TOTAL . .

998

7.

FEROZEPUR

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Ferozepur to Manali

1

226

452

2.

Ferozepur to Dalhousi

1

29

58

3.

Ferozepur to Poanta Sahib

1

63

126

TOTAL . .

636

8.

MUKTSAR

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

NIL

9.

NANGAL

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

CHD-Dharmshala via Dehra

1

145

290

98

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 08 vizSy] 2021@18 pS=] 1943

2.

CHD-BAIJNATH via Dehra

1

188

376

3.

NANGAL-Garshankar

via

Jhugian

2

16

64

4.

NANGAL-Ludhiana

via

Jhugian

5

16

160

5.

CHD-Hamirpur via Bhotta

1

105

210

6.

Una-Shimla via Nalagarh

via Baddi

1

130

260

7.

Una-Kalaka–Nalagarh-

Baddi

4

40

320

8.

Talwara

Chandigarh

via

Gagret-Daultpur

1

68

136

9.

Chandigarh-Ropar-Una

3

12

72

10.

Una-Delhi

1

12

24

11.

Chandigarh-Shahtalai

via

Nangal- Una

1

77

154

12.

Theen Dam-Talwara Extend

to Nangal

1

81

162

13.

Nangal-Hoshiapur-Jalandhar

4

32

256

TOTAL . .

2484

10.

JAGRAON

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Ludhiana-Pathankot/Ext.

Dalhousie.

1

29

58

2.

Jagraon-Hoshiapur/Ext.

Jawala ji.

1

58

116

3.

Jagraon-Chintpurni/Ext.

Dharmshala.

1

100

200

4.

Jagraon-Ludhiana/Ext.

Mattewara-Rahon-SBS

Nagar-Garhshankar-

Jhungian-Nangal.

1

16

32

5.

Jagraon-Ludhiana/Ext.

Mattewara-Rahon-SBS

Nagar-Garhshankar-

Pojawal-Anandpur

Sahib-

Kaullan Wala Tobha-Naina

Devi.

1

10

20

TOTAL . .

426

11.

MOGA

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Pathankot- Dalhousie

1

29

58

2.

Moga-Dharmshala

1

78

156

99

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 08 vizSy] 2021@18 pS=] 1943

3.

Chandigarh-Deharadun

1

62

124

4.

Moga-Manali

1

236

472

TOTAL . .

810

12.

S.B.S.NAGAR

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

NILL

13.

PATHANKOT

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

NILL

14.

HOSHIARPUR

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Hoshiarpur-Una

2

20

80

2.

Hoshiarpur-Hamirpur,

via

Nadoun.

2

86

344

3.

Hoshiarpur-Jawala

ji

via

Chintpurni.

1

63

126

4.

Hoshiarpur-Chandigarh-

Paonta Sahib via Kala Amb,

Manimazara.

1

63

126

5.

Hoshiarpur-Ropar-Kalka via

Kurali-Siswan,

Nalagarh,

Baddi.

1

33

66

TOTAL

742

15.

AMRITSAR-1

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Amritsar-Hamirpur

1

86

172.0

2.

Amritsar-Pir-Nigaha

via

Hoshiarpur-Una.

1

34

68.0

3.

Amritsar-Chintpurni

via

Jalandhar –Hoshiarpur.

1

29

58.0

4.

Chandigarh-Dehradun

via

Paonta Sahib.

2

63.0

252.0

5.

Chandigarh-Rishikesh

via

Paonta Sahib.

1

63.0

126.0

100

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6.

Chandigarh-Shimla

1

90.0

180.0

7.

Amritsar-Daulatpur

via

Gurdaspur.

2

3.0

12.0

8.

Amritsar-Daulatpur

via

Hargobindpur.

2

3.0

12.0

9.

Anandpur Sahib-Manali

2

236.0

944.0

10.

Amritsar-Jogindernagar via

Hoshiarpur,

Kangra,

Baijnath.

1

134.0

268.0

11.

Amritsar-Dalhauise

1

29.0

58.0

Total . .

2150.0

16.

AMRITSAR-2

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Amritsar-Hamirpur

1

86

172.0

2.

Amritsar-Manali

1

236

472.0

3.

Chandigarh-Dehradun

via

Paonta Sahib

1

63.0

126.0

4.

Chandigarh-Rishikesh

via

Paonta Sahib, Haridwar

1

63.0

126.0

5.

Amritsar-Chintpurni

via

Jalandhar, Hoshiarpur

2

116.0

464.0

Total . .

1360.0

17.

TARN TARAN

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

TARN TARAN- Pathankot-

Chamba

1

120

240

2.

TARN

TARAN-Dehradun

via Amritsar, Chandigarh,

Paonta Sahib

1

50

100.0

3.

Tarn Taran-Hamirpur via

Amritsar

1

86

172.0

4.

Tarn

Taran-Shimla

via

Chandigarh

1

90.0

180.0

Total . .

692.0

18.

Patti

Sl. No.

Name of Route

Return Trip

Single KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

Total KM in

Himachal

Pradesh

1.

Patti-Chintpurni via Makhu-

Hoshiarpur

1

29

58.0

2.

Patti-Jawala ji via Amritsar

1

58

116.0

101

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 08 vizSy] 2021@18 pS=] 1943

3.

Patti –Hamirpur via Amb

1

86

172.0

4.

Patti–Dharmshala

via

Amritsar- Pathankot

1

39

78.0

5.

Patti-Dehradun

via

Amritsar,

Chandigarh,

Panchkula

1

63.0

126.0

6.

Patti-Nahrian

via

Hoshiarpur

1

24.0

48.0

7.

Patti-Shimla

via

Moga,

Chandigarh

1

90.0

180.0

8.

Patti - Paonta Sahib via

Amritsar, Chandigarh

1

63.0

126.0

Total . .

904.0

APPENDIX A-II

List of total routes and mileage of PRTC to be covered in Himachal Pradesh including the old

as per Notification No. 11/54/2007–5T3/643 dated 23-01-2008 and fresh mileage to be included

in the new agreement.

Sl.

No.

Name of the Route

No. of

Return Trips

Single

Kms.

Total Kms

Remarks

1.

Patiala-Dharamshala

via

Nandpur Kesho, Ludhiana

Hoshiarpur Kangra.

1

100

200

2.

Patiala-Macleodganj

via

Sirhind-Ludhiana

Hoshiarpur

Gagret, Deragoqpipur-Kangra.

1

100

200

3.

Faridkot-Shimla via Barnala

Patiala Chandigarh.

1

90

180

4.

Patiala-Nainadevi via Sirhind,

Morinda

Ropar-Anandpur-

K.wala Toba.

2

24

96

5.

Patiala Shimla via Chandigarh

Solan.

6

90

1080

6.

Patiala-Kasauli via Chandigarh.

1

40

80

7.

Ludhiana-Jawalaji

via

Chintpurni.

1

63

126

8.

Ropar-Nalagarh via Ghanauli

8

10

160

9.

Patiala-Nalagarh

1

10

20

10.

Patiala-Dalhousie via Sirhind

Jalandhar.

1

29

58

102

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 08 vizSy] 2021@18 pS=] 1943

11.

Patiala-Chahal via Chandigarh,

Kalka,Kandaghat

1

85

170

12.

Budhlada-Jawalaji via Barnala,

Ludhiana,Hoshiarpur,

Chintpurni.

1

63

126

13.

Patiala–Manali

via

Ropar,

Kiratpur Sahib, Bilaspur Mandi.

1

236

472

14.

Patiala-Hamirpur

via

Ropar,

Nangal Una extended up to

Baijnath

via

Jeen-Bara-

Sujanpur.

1

148

296

15.

Patiala-Baijnath via Sirhind

Ropar Nangal Una, Kangra,

Palampur.

1

175

350

16.

Sangrur-

Paonta Sahib via

Patiala,Chandigarh, Panchkula,

Nahan.

1

63

126

17.

Bhatinda-Shimla

Patiala,

Chandigarh, Solan.

1

90

180

18.

Patiala-Paonta

Sahib

via

Chandigarh, Panchkula, Nahan.

1

63

126

19.

Kapurthala-Shimla

via

Chandigarh, Solan.

1

90

180

20.

Chandigarh-Jawalaji, via Ropar,

Nangal Una.

1

94

188

21.

Patiala-Jawalaji

via Sirhind,

Ludhiana, Hoshiarpur.

1

63

126

22.

Patran-Baru

Sahib

via

Patiala,Chandigarh, Kalka.

1

104

208

23.

Kapurthala-Jawalaji

via

Jalandhar,

Hoshiarpur,

Chintpurni.

1

62

124

24.

Sangrur-Chintpurni

via

Malerkotla, Hoshiarpur.

4

28

224

25.

Barnala-Nainadevi via Sangrur,

Patiala,Sirhind, Ropar.

1

24

48

26.

Kapurthala-Paonta

Sahib via

Jalandhar

Nawanshahar,

Chandigarh, Nahan.

1

63

126

103

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 08 vizSy] 2021@18 pS=] 1943

27.

Bhatinda-Jawalaji

via

Hoshiarpur, Chintpurni.

1

63

126

28.

Patiala-Mandi

via

Sirhind

Ropar, Kiratpur Sahib, Bilaspur.

1

122

244

29.

Faridkot-Dharamshala

via

Talwandi

Moga

Dharamkot,

Shahkot,

Hoshiarpur,

Chintpurni.

1

100

200

30.

Kapurthala-Dharamshala

via

Jalandhar, Hoshiarpur, Kangra.

1

100

200

31.

Patran-Nainadevi

via Patiala,

Ropar

Kiratpur

Sahib,

Anandpur Sahib.

1

10

20

32.

Faridkot-Dalhousie

via

Talwandi, Moga, Dharamkot,

Shahkot, Jalandhar, Dasuya.

2

29

116

33.

Bhatinda-Jawalaji via Ludhiana,

Hoshiarpur, Chintpurni.

1

63

126

34.

Bhatinda-Dharamshala

via

Barnala, Ludhiana,Hoshiarpur,

Kangra.

1

100

200

35.

Malerkotla-Paonta

Sahib

via

Patiala,

Ambala

Cantt,

Jagadhari.

1

18

36

36.

Ludhiana-Nehrian

via

Hoshiarpur.

2

29

116

37.

Ludhiana-Chintpurni

via

Hoshiarpur.

2

28

112

38.

Ludhiana-Shah

Talai

via

Hoshiarpur-Una.

1

80

160

39.

Ludhiana-Shimla

via

Chandigarh.

1

90

180

40.

Budhlada-Nainadevi

via

Anandpur Kaulan Wala Toba.

1

10

20

41.

Chandigarh–Palampur

via

Ropar, Nangal, Una.

1

155

310

104

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 08 vizSy] 2021@18 pS=] 1943

42.

Patiala-Shimla, via Chandigarh,

Solan.

2

90

360

43.

Sangrur-Nehrian via Sirhind,

Ropar, Nangal.

1

51

102

44.

Talwandi Saho-Nalagarh, via

Bhatinda,

Barnala

Sangrur,

Patiala, Sirhind, Ropar.

2

10

40

45.

Barnala–Nalagarh via Sangrur,

Patiala, Sirhind, Ropar.

2

10

40

46.

Patiala-Nehrian

via

Sirhind,

Ropar, Nangal Una, Amb.

2

51

204

47.

Sardulgarh-Dharamshala

via

Barnala, Ludhiana, Hoshiarpur,

Kangra.

1

100

200

48.

Barnala-Shimla,

via

Patiala,

Chandigarh, Kalka, Solan.

1

90

180

49.

Bhatinda-Hamirpur via Barnala,

Ludhiana, Hoshiarpur, Jawalaji,

Nadaun.

1

90

180

To

be

deleted

50.

Ludhiana-Baru

Sahib

via

Samrala, Chandigarh.

1

104

208

51.

Ludhiana-Dharamshala

via

Phagwara,

Hoshiarpur,

Dera

Barkhandi, Kangra.

1

100

200

52.

Chandigarh-Manali

1

236

472

53.

Ludhiana-Paonta

Sahib

via

Ambala Cantt, Jagadhari.

2

18

72

54.

Budhlada-Shimla via Patiala,

Chandigarh.

1

90

180

55.

Chandigarh-Dehradun

via

Paonta Sahib.

2

62

248

56.

Chandigarh-Shimla via Solan

3

90

540

57.

Sangrur-Shimla

via

Patiala,

Chandigarh.

2

90

360

58.

Patiala-Manikaran via Nabha-

Bhadson-Ropar-Kiratpur.

1

220

440

105

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 08 vizSy] 2021@18 pS=] 1943

59.

Ludhiana-Shah

Talai

via

Hoshiarpur.

2

80

320

60.

Ludhiana-Hamirpur

via

Hoshiarpur.

1

86

172

61.

Nabha-Naina Devi via Bhadson-

Amloh,

Gobindgarh-Ropar,

Anandpur.

1

10

20

62.

Patiala-Hoshiarpur-Dharamsala

1

78

156

63.

Patiala-Chhachhrauli

via

Ambala Jagadhari extended up

to Paonta.

1

18

36

64.

Patiala-Jammu via Jalandhar,

Pathankot.

3

13

78

65.

Patiala-Katra

via

Jalandhar,

Pathankot.

1

13

26

66.

Patiala-Udhampur

via

Jalandhar, Pathankot.

1

13

26

67.

Bhatinda-Pathankot

via

Jalandhar.

1

13

26

68.

Malerkotla–Jammu

via

Jalandhar, Pathankot.

1

13

26

69.

Sardulgarh-Pathankot

via

Jalandhar.

1

13

26

70.

Barnala-Jammu via Jalandhar,

Pathankot.

1

13

26

71.

Sangrur-Pathankot via Jalandhar

1

13

26

72.

Patiala-Dalhousie via Jalandhar,

Pathankot.

1

13

26

73.

Faridkot-Dalhousie

via

Jalandhar, Pathankot.

2

13

52

74.

Rajpura-Pathankot

1

13

26

75.

Kapurthala to Dharamshala to

be included in the agreement.

1

200

76.

Ludhiana–Dehradun

via

Chandigarh, Paonta Sahib.

1

252

106

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 08 vizSy] 2021@18 pS=] 1943

77.

Barnala-Naina Devi via Dhuri,

Malerkotla, Khanna, Samrala,

Ropar to be included in the

agreement.

1

20

78.

Chandigarh-Nalagarh

via

Mulanpur, Garibdas, Baddi.

10

360

79.

Chandigarh-Palampur via Una,

Nangal.

1

310

80.

Chandigarh-Shimla

1

111

81.

Ropar- Nalagarh

2

32

82.

Chandigarh-Palampur

via

Ropar, Nangal extended upto

Baijnath.

1

340

83.

Patiala-Mandi

via

Patiala,

Sirhind,

Ropar–change

of

operational area via Patiala,

Chandigarh, Ropar

and

extended upto Kullu.

1

191

84.

Patiala-Manali

via

Sirhind,

Ropar, Kiratpur Sahib–change

of operational area Diversion by

Chandigarh.

1

472

85.

Patiala-Baijnath

via

Sirhind,

Ropar,

Nangal–

change

of

operational area Diversion by

Chandigarh.

1

350

86.

Patiala-Hamirpur via Sirhind,

Ropar, Nangal, Una, Amb–

change

of

operational

area

Diversion

by

Chandigarh

Curtailment

from

Amb

to

Hamirpur

(24

KMs)

and

extended upto Palampur via

Jeenwara, Sujanpur.

1

296

Total . .

15464

Proposal of new routes to be included in the Reciprocal Agreement with Himachal Pradesh

Sl.

No

Name of route

Trip

Total Mileage in

H.P.

Remark s

1.

Sultanpur Lodhi-Naina Devi via Jalandhar,

Banga, Anandpur Sahib.

1

20